"WEEKLY OREaON STATESMAN.
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WISELY OSIG03 ST1TESIAH.
FRIDAY.
JUNE 23, 187G.
tPrnni Weilne-iluy Morning's lily.
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Mr. S N. Ait.
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:i li i-i of friend.
The i:.lv Tit ; "''" " rwlem open ct
r.ight. is V. V "illi & Co.'s elegant
wT ililUuViie- t, -tii St -it.- -in-.t. tllCJC gen He
ll iVf -ti ii'ii-n ti .-int h'ti-j. fJt bv tlie peo
ple tt S il in. tv ui.i'i.i a first class
-t ii tslmieiit. hiuI kvcpig open al all
hunt--. " ''
Prof G. 11. Davis U coufli.ed to lit
room with sii-kiie-i. ;in.l i-uiiuot lecture in
thU city at the lime iniuotine'.-d. lie will
appear on lhe li e lire stand as soon as
health will permit.
Salem b'hnys hive habit ot standing
long Hh street mid whirling marching
runts tor irtle-tri;tii! passiiijs by ; guaglng
time with Hiat of tliu beuitlcaries, who
anon tumbles to tlie time and feels cones
pond i ugly sold.
Wrj H It.
We do not wMt to llud fault with the
ninni.rr in whirli ir metropolitan friends
t-oiiduet their centennial affair as it is
purely a matter ot their own, but 80 long
as outsider are exacted to tronize
theui on tliKt oeonsh n it certainly seems
no more than right they should have a
fair show. There has been considerable
pniifrnveny over the rule.' governing the
trial of steam tire engines, and UOW comes
o 'I well tnimde.1 complaints on the
question of ba-v bill. Why is It tbat In
flip selection of tnM- committee of five
on bne ull that the Portland clubs have
four representative- and outside clubs but
one ? One of the ru'es allow the commit
tee to select an umpire under certain coa-j The Recorder report the city assessment
tingeucles and the question arise! 'ShbofflTTolls about ready lor adjustment by the
it become neuenry tor tliem to do so
might It not be ni-ule a oiie-ided affair?
Would it not hive been better to select
two from P.wtl inil and one each from
Vancouver. Eugene ami Silem, or other
points having representative, who com
template citetlii2 for -the prizes. We
simply thow ic out as a enggestion and
e xiie action in the natter would give uni
versal sati-fuction.
Frank Grimes ami James Morrison, al-Iiid-il
to in mir last is-ne a 'tinder arrest
fm- housebreaking a few miles south of
this city, were brought belore Judge Pee
bles yesterday "ruing for prelimiuary
examination, lilmon rorJ. Lsq., ap
peared on the prosecution and P.H. D'Ar-
cy, Es ., lor the defense. Several wit
nesses were examine! I and all that could be
f. innl HL'iiust the defendants was tbat
tin y were in the neighborhood on the day
In qn s io' ,'mii a none of the articles sto
le i enuhl bo found ab.mt them tbe evi
dence was eonsidered inulli.-ient to justi
fy the Court in binding them over and
they wen- therefore aepiitted. Our young
friend D'Amy jn-t threw him self on the
defense and leels justly proud in getting
away with his cet.
Til l;lit l urfl.
We are n'eased to bear the above organi
zitii"!! is in a fhmri-hi'ig coiidition.the ma
terial of whic'i it N c. nivised being ot the
boiie and sln-w ot our fair city. The offl-C-rsareu
i ig evry exertion to awaken
and keep !i!iv ? an -iutf rest in military af
fiirs mill are putliiig the b.iys through a
course of trii.iin. I'liey now drill two
evening-in the week. M md iys and Fri
d iva. tlie attend nice being liberal In tbe
extreme. Tiievhivc bei compelled to
decli-"' the iuvit it'm i To attend as a body
the I'-e'iiteiiiiMl Kxhibliiiui at Portland
owing to the r.et t nt .-is y t they have no
X lil'ni '.(. V,s n iti.--. h.e.vever, a place
h is ! -en ass g n-1 tiieni in the procession.
It i-1 hi ti , I iini-eitij-1' will encour
age tli- (jitanls as that, heieifter, we may
Lave at leu si one military company pa-
rade on fUitahle K.viiinis. ; "
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fit-iie of Oreiro.i v. O. F. Pfltiger. Ju
ry returned a verdict ot not guilty.
Htalenf Oregon vs. Elias Morely. Ju
ry euipanni 1 d and em-e on trial.
Married. '
The m iny friend tbe lair young bride
will be plea-ed lea-n that Miss Emma
Brown, ohle-t daughter of B. F.Brown
toi-m -rly of this city, was recently mar
ried to W. W. O .111 i. E- i . ot Reno, 2e
vad i. Mr. Colli. i is ticket agent and
lilglit, te'eir.iyh iieratir ut that poll t for
the. C. (Mi U an I i every way worthy
ot lhe lady ot hi- choice.
Klliiaw-y
Last evening the hor-e attached to Hon.
J I. sha v'-i nut-. ige in whnh wei-eseated
Jolinny Slnw. Uhii Ue U'-,y atld Ml83
Oi l Deny, too'; li ght at -. me boys and
Sliiiti.il li.en near li.e r ti road for the
H .it - II hi e. when -tiiiili-nly turning a
Cin ne;-lhe oie ipi t Ver t rown otil and
the
,i;ii i! rtiU.K. s-1 a.
t say iio one
injured. Such
vv.i- hin t no.
v. is Hi- iiu.:y
Saw Broktn.
Tlte large circular saw la "vToodworth's
mill, on Howell Fralrle broke on Saturday
last necessitating a suspension of opera
tions ior the time being. The owners
have telegraphed to Sau Francisco for a
new one, und they liope to bo ready for
business again shortly. The planer con
timies running as usiril, and Is jtiit what
is needed iu Hint vteinity, from 15,000 to
2.000 feet oi lu uber leaving the mil
dally.
IUj 1mjii Work.
J. O. Holbert, took a baud iu activo
service in his candy factory yesterday, and
teanlerred seven liumlred and fifty
p.. nnils of sugar into as line candies as
are made in the Ut.ited States, llow is
that tor Salem manufactories?
The City Council of the city of Salem
met in their chambers last evening. Pres
ent, Mayor Wright, Kecorder Hyde, Mar
ital Smith, Street Commissioner Price and
Councilineu llirsch, Scott, Edes, Waldo
and Strong.
Minutes of previous meeting read aud
approval.
The committee on accounts and current
expenses reported sundry bills against the
city, amounting to $511,15 as correct and
warrants were ordered drawn for the
amounts.
On motion of Councilman Strong, the
Street Commissioner was instructed to ex
amine hydrant, pipes and mains near the
corner of Center and Winter streets
which were reported iu a leaky condition
aud repair same if found to be the duty ot
the city so to do.
Bills ot Capitoil Lumbering Company
and Hyde tor assessing the city, referred
to appropriate committees.
Permission was granted B. F. Drake to
use a portion of Front aud State street for
s period 00 days for building purposes.
Toe. attention of the Marshal was called
to certain alleys between Commercial and
Liberty streets, in the northern party ot
city.
board of equalization.
: On motion, adjourned to the first Thurs-
in July.
Pirule.
Tliere will be a picnic on Saturday next
iu tbe white oak grove opposite tbe rest
deuce ot F. N. Wood worth, Esq., on How.
ell Prairie. The Central Seliool of that
District, tinder cluirge of Prof. J. K.
Buff, will be iu attendance and furnish
music for the occasion, aud having been
well drilled, participants may expect some
choice selections. Every body aud bis
neighbors are invited to be present.
From Thin-stay Morning'a Uallj.)
, , LOCAL. JNOIUl.
Dr. G. H. Davis, of beio, and hi3 moth
er were in town yesterday
Hoag E. Akin ot the Salem Postofflce, is
again coumieci to ins room oy illness
A little more rain for a change and
strange to say the change is a welcome
one
Billy Stanton is ready to supply alljwho
uesrre pureuasiug wiui iisuuig tacKie o an
descriptions
Ike Moores says the fish at Portland are
boarding at the first class hotels, and tbe
rats have migrated to Yamhill county.
Crandall and Green now step to tbe
front with a specimen of green flax very
njr lour feet in length which they claim
is but a lair averge of their field near Jeff
erson. Water is a foot deep on the Cosmopoli
tan Hotel floor at Portland, aud is still
rising at the rate of one inch every two .
houis.
-Strawberries arc coming down in pric
somewhat, fine large tame ones being sold
yesterday at fifty cents a gallon.
S. Friedman, tbe pioneer auctioner, will
sell to the highest bidder to-day at his
new store next door to Terrel & Gilling
hams, a'large stwk ol fancy aud variety
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Sam Adolpli, having purchased his part
ner interest in the Salem brewery, is
prepared to lurni-li families with bis su
perior Dottteu beer at lesonauie rates lor
tbe season.
Vf. C. Myer has concluded to remain in
this vicinity with his I'eieheron slock un
til August 1st. "White Prince" and the
"J'ride of Perch" will haul the Albany
steainT at the Centennial parade at Port
laud on the coining Fourth ul July.
Rev. Dr. Heininger has just cloved the
Evangelieal camptMieetiog near Wheat
land with a showing of twenty-three con
vertd, aud a number of "inquires" on the
list.
We ' learn that yesterday morning
Chief Lappeus, of the Portland Police
force, and Mr. Page, ot Wells, Fargo &
( o.'s Express, In company with Superin
tendent WHtkiuds. started to Portland, lu
Charge ot the convicted par'.iei Tompkins,
Hanson, Branilette and White, and anoth
er convict, named Frank Johnson, where
they go as witnesses in the Shepardson
case.
The College club would most restect
fully inform tbe Evening Journal of Port
land, which In its last issue contained
some contemptible flings at our Salem
boys that they intend meeting and prob
ably defeating the Portland ciuhs on their
own grounds. They ask no odds in their
favor, but most assuredly demand justice
iu ull its details. Luintux.'
luiM'Cl
Tlie cauipmeettng cl jsed Tuesday morn
ing at the Xcwsonie c;iiiip ground. The
attendance was small, as the D.c;ting was
no, advertised.
1l-r En (-! Vompumy Ho. Bv-
At special meeting of the above com
pany, In their hall last Tuesday evening,
at which Chief Eugineei dinger, presided,
the sum ot $100 was appropriated to de
fray the traveling expenses ot the "Com
pany to Portland, during centennial week.
Jasper Minto, Juo. Knight, Perry Mauzey
and Eph S. Ollnger were appointed a com
mittee ofarruiigemunts, atidJno. Knight
and Oweu lluiton were appointed to as
certain the names ot those who desired to
attend on that occasion. The boys propose
having a way up time, and judging from
the amount ot' drilling they do nowaday.-
we opine they intend bringing homo Some
of tho?e prizes. We hope they may suc
ceed in doing so.
MrtiH berry I Vtlvil.
Tbe Guild of the Episcopal Cltutch of
this city, appointed a committee some time
since to make arrangements tor a straw
berry festival, to be given as soon as the
season was lairly underway. At a recent
meeting of the committee it was resolved
that the festival should take place at the
Legislative Hall on Tuesday evening next.
No pains will be spared to make the occa
sion a pleasant one to all participants.
Strawberries and cream, Ice cream," cakes
and refreshing beverages will be liberally
served, and a real jolly time is intlci-
patd. Tbe ladies iu charge of the affair
will be pleased to welcome all who may
favor them with their presence on the
evening in question, and will endeavor to
give litem the full worth of their money
In a general good time, with plenty to eat
and drink.
Arc "iB Uolus SO Pal u IT
It so we call attention to the Averill
Chemical Paint, advertised by Wsather-
ford Co. This paitit has been iu use a
number ol years, aud has stood the test of
time, and all kinds of weather. It h pre
pared in a liquid form ready tor use. or
any ddslred shade, or pure white. It Is
comi)oS8d or the best materials known to
the trale, and possess elasticity, brilliancy
and durability not equalled by any other
paint. The Averill Chemical paint is tbe
paint for all purposes, and its permanent
and uniform tints recommend Its use any
where. Call on Weatherford & Co., and
get some.
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xue onege mse uan ciud, or tins
iMt.V tCt rlaV OnfoH na AnmnnfUrtm Ax
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We understand the Yamhill boys, the'
HpartauR of Vancouver and tbe Nipper!
vcuiBiiiiiai uieunis si lortiaiKl.
tppe
elub, of Gervaiswill also contefd, for
the prizes. These in adduiou, th
Porthind clubs wilt make an exciting
contest for Centennial honors.
Plenlc.
There will be a picnic on next Saturday
in the white oak grove, oppo Ue the house
ot Mr. F. N. Woodworth on Howell
Prairie. The Central School, under tbe
charge of the Very popular teacher, Mr. J.
K. Buff, will be 1 1 attendance, and tliere
will be such voeal musicas his scholars can
perlorin, which Is first rate. A general
attendance is requested.
Cntiitiln llrottiu.
C. H. Col well, or this city, presented our
ofilce yesterday with a sample of the Salem
Centennial broom, which in quality ot
stocckand elegance of finish is interior to
none manufactured abroad. He is prer
pared to furnidi them on short notice, and
while patronizing home industries our
readers will do well to see to it that our
Salem broom factory is supported liberally.
I nrulleU for.
When on dury our fire-laddies are
priviledged characters and, as It is
right they should use their own judge
ment us to where they hull run their
engine, when on drill or parade,
however, they should have some re
gard for the life ami limbs of the gen
eral public, and use the street rather
than the sidewalk when racing
through our thoroughfares. Let our
boys recollect this and avoid annoy
ance to pedestrians.
MAItltlIJI.
At tlie residence 1 1 Tims. King, Esq..
on the evening of June l'Jili, by Kev. II.
P. Peck, Mr. Win. M. Taylor and MUs
Martha Stehmau.
iii I'l l M itr.
VwuliHiM Judge.
Wkdni-ImY, June 'li), 1878.
State of Oregon vs. Elias Morely Jury
returned a verdict ot not guilty.
Suite of Oregon vs. Frank M. Johnson-
cause on trial.
loslltli.lt AeeoiaiiModntloua
In order to insure lodgings for all who
may visit Portland during the wek of
jubilee, in addition to the extra lodgings
prepared by all the hotels iu the city and
the numerous private lodging bouses, the
Centennial Committee have arranged with
the Oregon Steam Navigation Company,
to haye all their extra steamboats moored
along tbe city front during the week ol
tbe Fourth of July, that those who wis
may find lodging 'board ship. Mr. Weill
ler, agent of the Oregon Steamship com
pany will have the John L. Stephens and
Gus3io Telfair, brought and kept there
during the time for tho same purpose. It
appears that tliere will bo no
lod'?lns in the cify.
want of
Illati Water. -
The citizens of Portland are enjoy
lug a new sensutiou iu the way of high
water, the like of which has not been
seen by even the oldest inhabitant.
The snows of Eastern Oregon and
Washington Territory having mic-
cumbed to the warm weather, the
numerous tributaries of tlio Columbia
have become swollen und caused the
water to rise to uu rnpreeeilentcd
night iu that stream, lu tutu causing
a genuine Jlood in tlnj'wuy of bunk
water iu the Willamette, nllecting it
s fur up us Oregon Cttv. The high
water ol lHO'i linn heretofore been con
sidered the "lender of fashion" lu that
line, but even that lias been compell
ed to take a back neat in tli! tho
(..citteiimal year. Tlte metropolitan
press has been fairly teeming with Its
depredations. The water is two fout
deep on Front street, business beintr
in a Pi-ent. ni.Mis.iir., ,i..,i l
ertv holders have olueeil ben w ,.
chineryofttllkiiidsonthe Nicholsou
pavement to keen it in nlnoe. while
First street, from Washington north,
is undereoiiiir the aam treatment.
The fire is nut out in tl. wnrlf.
and to niirht tbe malum will b nlnuil
- es 1
until m, ai. f..n- ti, n i
nn,nmiinn.Ltn,ui fri.-tj
vto awM tiuut to iimiou lUvCklQOv
cars have stopped running from Wash
ington street north. The Clarendon
Hotel floor la about a foot under water
and temporary bridges ure being erect
ed to uccomtuodnte pedestrians on
many of the public thoroughfares,
As yet no indications point to au ar-
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nilriLiep. ntui mhiictm ii mi a wnt.tr lino
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supposed, however, that matters are
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at their worst and the water will
probably commence falliufr. shortly.
llletl.
Died at the residence of Mr. Fairer, In
this city, Tuesday, June 20tii, of con
sumption, Arthur Hell, aged Co years.
Deeceased was formerly ot Lawrence,
Mass., aud has resided in Oiegon City
since his arrival In this State, ten years
since. The remains were tukeu to tbat
city for interment.
At Portland, yesterday afternoon. Clll-
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fnrrl pfiloat inn ef Mr noil Mm n. f
St r.. flrwi ni.t .wt.
yeur!,. Tno reinahis will le brought to
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ace Friday atternoon.
M. J J.
Next Tuesday the 27ih inst., Is the day
Bppo!..io.l for the exereisesot fin gradua
ting class at the Acail. inv ol the sacred
Heart. These exercises are, as u-ual, pub
lic, hence alt who feel interested in the
cause of education are hereby most cordi
ally invited to lie present. Tbe forenoon
session will extend from half past nine
until twelve. The afternoon session from
two to five. Wednesday, tlie 2'ilh. Inst.,
is Commencement Day. Tickets will be
required lor admission to the exercise.
Young children not admitted.
From Friday .Morning's Jaily.
1.U4 AI. ISO I KS.
More sunshine, with uvery indication of
more warm weather.
Winslow Exerter. of England, is regis-
tereu at tue ciieineKeta uotei.
Oregon cherries and California peaches
anu tomatoes are In market.
The river at this point raised about five
inches yesterday.
Eugene Shelby went homo yesterdav
after a short Vi-it among friends in this
city.
C. W. Shaw & Co. are prep.'ired to sell
property of all descriptions. Money
loaneu on goon sectti ny.
I lie river at l ortl ind lias risen In a
point four inches above the high wuler
mark of 1802.
When lu search of a good
smoking or chewing tobacco,
Stanton a call.
article of
give Billy
The Oregon! urn by mull missed Hie
yesterday to the di-appointineut of numer
ous subscrloers,
Martin & Allen an- indulging lu a new
awning iu front of llieir grocery store on
Suite btreet.
Sam R. Irwin, nl Portland, has been
cruuini-sioiied a Nntoiy Public by bis Ex
Cellency Gov. u rover.
Street Com inis-iouer Price Is itoing al
ter property holders lively, whose side
walks ure out ol reprir.
Breymau B-os sell their goods at, bed
rock prices, and their stock embraces
almost every variety of dry and dress
goods.
Geo. W. Belt of College Base Ball club
will ifo to Gervais lo-iunnow lo Umpire a
game between I tie Nippers, ut that city,
and the Silvertou chin.
Miss Clara B. Meaeham has opened a
select school at her mother's residence on
State Btreet and Is we learn meeting
with excellent success.
Mart V. Brown advertises In the San
Francisco Chronicle for his gold beaded
cane, which be lost on lhe steamer on tho
way down. It was highly prized by Mart,
it being the gilt ot uu intimate IrleuU,
Frank Bewley U practicing reading the
Declaration of luneiieiidence whilj stand
ing In water waist deep lo become accus-
VoiZr1"1" m PUU,
Call in aud examine Doc Hendersou's
"long wavy ringlet- of ra von black liuir,"
.is thev are tossed hither and you by cool
i t.reees. eina ua t i ii'' from 1. C. Smith iV.
Co.'s Artie Soda Fount.
Take Action.
Wo regret exceedingly to notice that the
enthusiasm manifested soon alter the Wll
lamette Woolen Mills were destroyed by
Are to assist In the rebuilding of the same
Is dying out, and the hole mutter will go
by default unless Immediate action is
taken in the premises. Mr. (Jriswold Is
still willing to Invest nil lie has lu the en-
torprte, being fully i nutbleiit It Is a pay-
lug divestment, when properly managed.
The old one was the menus ol making for
tunes for some ol its past uwuers, and
when burned down a- paying a percenl-
ngeoiithe capital inve-ted. lhe water
power worth iu ll-elf, thousands ot dol
lars remains Idle to-day, and unless some
thing Is done Immediately is likely to re
main Idle tor some time to eomo. A num
ber of the hands employed are slill bore
awaiting iictlot. on the part of those Inter-
Mteil, ancl iinle-w something Is done very
800" "" wl" ,H" ""l'"-d to move else-
where, where they can seeuro a means of
livollllood tor themselves and families.
Many of Uwm nre l,rerty holders, and
S" payers and good citizens, such
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"-iiiaJieil almost constant employment for
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auout one niuuircu employes, men, worn
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" ""ou, uuu uixpunou nunuauy
"lousauus oi uouars in mo inuie circles oi
Sotam. let In face ol all these facts Sa-
lem capitalists stand calmly by, and by
Inaction allow this enthusiasm to die out.
We can but think it Is simply because no
public spirited man takes tho lead in the
matter. This Inactivity should be allowed
to stand in the way no longer, as what is
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Urlswold will not. nor can he be exnected
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bis capital elsewhere. We would suggest
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I that a public meetlne bo culled and have
the matter talked up and thoroughly can
vas-sed, and by this means ascertain what
can be done- Salem cannot afford to lose
tlie Willamette Woolen Mills or any other
home Industry. Each Is essential to the
welfare ol the other, aud a little pecuniary
assistance In the way ol a loan, will insure
tbe rebuilding uf the mills. Who will be
the first to take hold of thU matter.
m i ii t out r.
TiiuitsiuY, June 22, 1S70.
State of Orciinii vs. Frank M. Johnson
Cause tried und submitted to the jury
who a-turned a verdict of not guilty witl
out leaving their -eats.
T. 0. Barker vs. E. II. Sullivan ct al
Deer ot lifieehHtire ol mortgage.
L. W. ltusey vs. L. Van Turtarotal
Demurrer to amended answer over-ruled
aud decree of foreclosure of mortgage am
judgment for plaintiff rendered iu accord
ance with agreement of tho parties.
Cbas. Swegle vs. Paulina Phillips et al
Device grunted plaintiff In accordance
with prayer ul complaint.
U. A. ltigg vs. A. I. Nicklin, et hi
Motion lo strike out part of amended re
ply urguedund taken under advisement
Nathaniel Hudson vs. 1'. L. Willi-
continued as per stipulation on file.
J.C. Csywood vs. P. L. Willis con
tinued as per stipulations on file.
Matliias Uayey, et al., vs. Smith Do
cree ol partition ordered in accordance
with the report of referees.
P. II. Fly nu vs. Mary J. West hi, ndmtn
Istrator Cause on trial.
1'iinr Ili-Ntiltn
uur iriciui fneiluuiu iiuu an auc
tion yesterday und his word for it, it
proved an immense success Afte
twenty minutes industry with th
ueu ne drew a crowd one man an
two boys. Nothing duunted he com
menced the tale. He put up a four-
bit china box. Nary bid. Put a te
cent piece in and knocked It down fo
a short i,it. He then put up a silve
plated butter knife. No one wunte
it. lie placed a short bit with it aud
and knocked down the'lot for ten cunts
A dozeu pair of socks followed suit
Everybody wore them but hod a full
supply on bund, A Chinaman hap
pcucd in und winked knowingly
Friedmuu of course considered it uh
good us a bid ond announced it sold to
"Hong Kong Tuck Lunk." The moo
eyed Celestial responpetl, "no sitbbe,
and the small boys snickered. A few
more articles were disposed of. lie
ceij its total, eighty cents. First cost
of articles disposed of, $4,30. Dead
loss, $3,50. Bale closed until another
duy and Friedman still happy. "En
terprise, my boy, enterprise.
Silioolit bo NtoMd.
Nuinerons complaints have reached
us lately, regarding the action of cer
tain representatives of the hoodlum el
ement who almost dully buthe in tlie
waters of Mill Creek, just buck of the
North Salem Hchool house. Tho lo
cality is in plain sight of a number o
dwelling houses and the boys at time
are not only exceedingly boisterous
but are likewise vulgar and insulting
iu their conversation and action
when ladies are in sight as they ur
CHInpui1!U to be in tin
The Marshal has been
eir own house
notified of Hi
fact aud will hereafter arrest and pun
ish those guilty of this breach of do
coney. Tue boys will therefore o we
to find some other bathing places inn
Foraouiil.
We are pi used to learn that our friend -Sum
R. Irwlu, has been ottered a posi
tion lu the well known banking house ol
I.iuld & Tilton in Portland, made vacant,
by the election of the pi-jst.m liuaunhent,
Jas. A. Smith to the ullhe of County Clerk
of Multnomah county. Sain" tn gentle
man, a thorough lu-eounlant and bunk-
epur, ami hi- success In business will be
source ol giatUicailon to Ins numerous
lends tlnoneln, in Hie V illiunerto Valley.
Doiiornlil.v AiijiiUletl.
'i'he can- wliemln tlie Slate of Oregon
as pl.tlntlll and Frank M. Joliusnn ilo
iiilaut, lias excited cuusldecahlu lutenst
the circuit Court this Kesslon. lie
us eh 'igetl wltluissmilt with a dangerous
weapon. A number ol witnesses were
xainined on both sides, ami at the coll
usion nl tint testimony and without argu-
ent from the counsel, the Jury, before
avlng their seats returned a verdict of
not guilty.
Sent Adrift.
Olllcer John W. Mluto arrested, on
Wednesday evening, a Swede named Bon-
daiizus. on tbe testimony of two parting
who charged him with beluga deserter
Irnm tho U. ti. army. He was placed In
durance vile over night, aud Gen. O. O.
oward, commander of the depuriineiit
notified ol bis arrest, and furthor instruc
tions solicited, flaying no response trota
headquarters up to noou yesterday, the
man was discharged from custody and
again runs at will.
t'uueral t'cremonlaa.
The funeral of Clifford Htroud will
take place this morning, on the arriv
al of the mail train from Portland.
'rlonds of the family are requested to
meet the remains ut the depot, us It
will be impossible for them to be tukea
to either house or churoh. Rev. P. 8.
Knight of tue Congregational Church
will olllulute. The truin is due at the
depot ut 10:20 A. M., and the body
will lie tukeu from tliere directly to
he cemetery .
t'lrvuieu'a JMtM-tloii.
The board ot Fire Delegates met at
their hall last evoiiiuc und seheieil ilia
illowing Jides of the election
if tho ollluers. Chief Engineer und
Assistant: Capital Enuino Co. No.
Frank E. Ilodgklu, Tiger Engine CO
i. 2. James Coffee J Alert Hook aid
.adder Co. No. 1, R. A. Kitrirs. I I a
eclion will be held in Firemen- Halt
Monday, July 3rd, from 2 to 0 o'clock r.M.
LIST OF I.ETTEIJS.
kemnliiiiit .n Ilia PmtudUso, Saturn. at this itiuo.
I'urwniM culling lor Iheno limur. nam iilvo lbs
lute on whi.ih Uiey aru ilvurllsu 1 :
Ailams, W
Ailitnitf. Mini ftnratl
AlkuiiMiu, Win
lluniliten. Win
l.eiii.lli'it, Alnil A
tjunli, John
laivuijicu, tlit-.u K
Mnriln, Kriii.iMn 11
Mull, UmT
Mil, kev, i. V 'i
Mil, hell, den
Miller, Iva
MHMHey, Ihiwee
UliMtlKuinui-y, Wm
MiKjklev, iS
I'uhiin,' ,1
Ihilnaiii. Henry
rimuii u ii
Hell', Kilwnnl
KieluirilMin, Itev t '
Kike, l.ealur V
llveil, J n
Itusx, li II
Miupliuril, r'
l-liuw, Vli-llll-Biiii,eiini,
kitwnnl
K-.iiit, J-iliii
ISi-dII, Frank
tniiiili, A
Mnllli, J H 4
'laiiliiirt, Kreil
'I reiixnve. W in M
Tiiylnr, Win .11
Ward, Ituwun O
Wi.ser, lieortro
Wlllanl, A II
Williams .i..io
V.).hI, Wllliiiin
T. II. UKJKKV, l. M.
-Hill-Ill. in, Al.lll it
lt.mi.iH, JmnuA
Itcekur 1.
Koil, Murirsret
linumn., Maine
Hurler, Lhiiiu
li.iiison, Wm
hmiviic, Js
Hiiyct, jnlm
lliiil. I, 1 1 ii ion
Hull ii. Mm I. K
llriiw n, Henry
Curiur, Kli
Oirntl. 41iiifrot
Cnrother?!, AiiKUta
Colij, Molllv K
Ctmo, ieing
i uri in, j t;
nin-eo, Kiln
1iivik, pirlha L
KiuiUni. i: H
I liny. Aliiitha
(lilliion, Holmrt
tony, Lyiliit K
t'l-iiino-s, Win
iiiiiu, ,en
II mull, JIihI. II
llvnne, A '
llimull, Wllliiir 1'
llnrvoy, Kbuiia
llurrls, HlisU:rl.-ti
llukd, W L
italem, June -io, lHT'i.
A HKAN-NUW MMUUlll:
For
Prexldaut
H.
of the I'liltud
F'rleiliuiui.
Miilcn,
I promiso, if eleeted, to piv all my rolativos
no oliice, aud all who vote for nio mi ul. Kant
olirnino; ill. r.:luie i Hlji uio to ho eli e-iud ami
will have no into for my two titoivs in KuU-iu, ait
lwill clow) out now my ntira atoeR of Komls,
ri-KardlcHs uf-aolur or pruviouD eoiiditinn oi'sur
vilmlo, at t"o Inllnwmg rates, that will aMlonibli
tlie nativm, to-wil: tluod hemp carpet at
20 cents per yard; matting at H e.-ntn
pur yard; aiiiKram carpet, at U7 In 8,"H
ceies per yard; oil cloth eaipiit, 874 to
7.) caiits por yiinl; tiu Viotoriu lawn, 15 nti
per yard; Rents' drilled tlrawora ut 2j ci-hib per
pair, and ull kinds of furnishing K'""Ih in pr-o
purtiou. llovs'clotliiim fiiiin $:l in fill ir n t;
men' clothing from to to SW5 per mm; whim
shirta at $1, WucklliKK aud aoeks nl a hit a pair,
aud other ""'" to corr(wMiiid. Finn itiiihriud
arwl liandkuriihiufH at a hit apiece; 14 Miriiaof
calico for oiih dollar; Uvo apnolH of liiook'a
cotton for -2-2 cents; in fuel my im
mourns aud well aolccu-t stock ol K-nril iiiur
clianiliae in tlie two store rooms in the Execu
tive block is mm offered al a aacrilhcn, for ca-li
only, for it costs monuy to run lor tho Presi
dency. The ways arc crooked, but you will
find uiy goods etraiKht, and I challunKe ths
world to compute with uie during the campaign
fur cash only.
Yonr next I'reaidout,
apr!5 dAwtf 8. Fhikdman.
Ir. NiiKe'a Catarrh Iteuicsly.
Is no patent medicine humbug, got up to
dupe tbe Ignorant and credulous, nor is it
represented as being "composed of rare
aud precious substances brought from tho
four corners of the earth, carried
several times across the Great Desert of
Sahara on the backs of fourteen camels
and brought across tbu Atlantic ocean on
two ship-." It Is a simple, mild, soothing
remedy, n perfect hiecilie for minrrh and
'col l In the bead;" al,-o lor offensive
breath, loss or impairment of the Hen-o
of smell, taste, or hearing, watery or
weak eyes, pain in the bead, when caused
as tbe all lint uuh'eipieully are, 1-y the vi
lcncc uf c;;'.un'h.